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Swiss Mountain Aviators (LOC)

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  • B-59 said:
    The plane is a Farman F-20, a single engine two seat reconnaissance biplane aircraft made in France. www.flugzeuginfo.net/acdata_php/acdata_farman_hf20_en.php The Swiss Airforce purchased two of these airplanes in 1914 see old.hermannkeist.ch/farman-f-20.html
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    B-59 @B-59 - Interesting references!
  • Howard33 said:
    I wonder where they hid the engine?
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Howard33 Howard33

    You might enjoy this view of the Farman HF20 engine, from the Royal Dutch Airforce Museum, Kamp Zeist, by Flickr member PreservedAC.

                      "Farman HF-20,'LA-2' (LVA) Replica"   by PreservedAC
                      Farman HF-20,'LA-2' (LVA) Replica

    There are several photos of the Farman HF-20 on Flickr, including this one from Flickr Commons member San Diego Air and Space Museum's Library and Archives.
     
  • swanq said:
    See poster at www.trueartworks.com/poster.php/0000-0966

Farman VII

  • Svoyskiy said:
    Mf-vii

Piction

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  • Paul said:
    Now that one one huge plane.....
  • John Sanders said:
    C-99! This plane was damaged in a high wind storm when it was parked on the ground at Kelly A.F.B.! It is now being repaired!
  • jc nadeau said:
    John Sanders good to know, thanks!
  • Gerry Asher said:
    Actually, after sitting at Kelly for eons, the USAF Museum drilled it apart (into subassemblies) and moved it to Dayton, where it will eventually be restored for display.
  • John Sanders said:
    The C-99 was built from the B-36. There was only this one version built. But it was used by the Air Force for about 8 years as a transport!